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Hand-flaked translucent gray chert projectile point with a broad triangular blade and a distinct notched stem forming a dovetail-style base. Bifacial flaking displays pronounced ripple-like flake scars across both faces and narrow barbed shoulders at the stem. Small brown mineral stains and an ink inventory mark appear near the base, with finely retouched edges along the blade and stem.Keywords: dovetail point, arrowhead, projectile point, chert, chalcedony, gray, bifacial flaked, notched base, lithic artifact, stone tool

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Estimate $25-$10,000Jun 21, 2026, 11:00 AM EDT

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High Quality Arrowheads & Native American

Jun 21, 2026 11:00 AM EDT

Republic, MO, United States

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